Meet Mr. Brent Bulter and Mr. Graham Harris, two newly minted millionaires courtesy of the public’s trust. Aided by an amazing oversight by Sprott followed by a grotesquely poor investment by Mr. Earnesto Echavarria, this Company’s management has somehow managed to blow $ 10.8 million in 6 months.

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March 31, 2009ATW CLOSES FIRST TRANCHE OF FINANCING FOR PROCEEDS OF$3,596,000

Vancouver, BC – ATW Gold Corp. (ATW: TSX-V) (“ATW” or “the Company”), is pleased to announce that it has closed the first tranche of the Company’s financing (the “Private Placement”) of up to 7,710,000 units (the “Units”) priced at $0.62 per Unit to raise up to $4,780,200. The private placement has been over subscribed and was originally announced on March 27, 2009 as being for 7,258,064 Units.

The Private Placement is being closed in two tranches, with the first tranche of 5,800,000 units for gross proceeds of $3,596,000 having closed today. Of this $3,596,000, a total of $3,503,000 has been purchased by Sprott Asset Management Inc., as portfolio manager for various funds, and $93,000 was purchased by insiders.

Graham Harris, Chairman & Director

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ATW CLOSES SECOND TRANCHE OF FINANCING FOR PROCEEDS OF$1,333,780

ATW Gold Corp. has closed the second tranche of its financing of up to 7,951,290 units priced at 62 cents per unit to raise up to $4,929,780. The private placement has been oversubscribed and was originally announced in Stockwatch on March 27, 2009, as being for 7,258,064 units.

“We believe that Mr. Echavarria’s strategic alliance with ATW recognizes the significant value of the Company’s Burnakura and Gullewa projects. This investment by Mr. Echavarria substantially strengthens the Company’s balance sheet and provides for the ongoing advancement of the projects.”Chairman, Graham Harris.

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According to the latest financials from November 30, 2009, ATW Gold had:

a) During the nine month periodended November 30, 2009, the Company paid or accrued management consulting fees of

$208,738 (2008 – $189,719) to a company controlled by the president of the Company,

$205,000 (2008 – $235,000) to a director of the Company and

$125,000 (2008 – $238,730) to a company controlled by a director and former CFO of the Company. The Company paid

$120,000 (2008 – $113,333) to the CFO of the Company and paid

$105,647 (2009 – $235,000) in investor relations fees to a company controlled by a former director of the Company. The Company also paid

$242,300 (2009 – $Nil) to a company controlled by the COO of the Company.

$ 1,006,685

b) The Company has various management agreements whereby the Chairman is paid

$20,000 per month, a company controlled by a director is paid

$15,000 per month, a company controlled by the President and CEO is paid

$250,000 per annum, and the CFO is paid

$160,000 per annum.

$ 850,000

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As a result of this $ 10.8 million in financings one would think that some of the many corporate liabilities, such as that curious gold loan, would be paid off with that available cash but THIS management decided it was best to dilute stakeholders at rock bottom a few months later and issued 6 million shares to settle 1.29 million in debt @ $ .21 per share. The beneficiary of this paper? Red Kite and its’ gold loan

“My favorite gold producer today is ATW Gold Corp. They are an advertiser and we own a lot of shares. Obviously, I’m biased, but I’ve known and followed these guys for three or four years. They have two mines in Australia, Burnakura and Gullewa. They’ve got a big drill program going on at Gullewa right now. They’re actually in production at Burnakura. They were picking up $50 million worth of mine and mill for $3 or $4 million. The purchases were brilliant. They pumped a lot of money into the ground. They built up the resource. They’re producing gold now. They’ll be cash flow positive in a matter of weeks. They’ll have the second mine in production, and should be doing about 100,000 ounces a year production in a year to 18 months.”

If you knew the paid tout was Bob Moriarty congratulations you WIN, errr lose.

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Do you know who issued the following rubbish on June 26, 2009?

While the cost of the gold loan seems a bit high to me, there’s no denying that the money can be put to excellent use right now. And the end result will be rapidly growing gold production for the company in a rising gold-price environment.In short, ATW is in the right place at the right time with the right projects.

Thus, it remains a buy — but try to pick it up on price dips.

Recent Share Price:……………………………………….C$0.73

In my mind, I revert back to the reason I like ATW – good management making good decisions. It’s been nothing short of incredible to witness the growth in such a relative short period of time during the horrific conditions companies of all size and means have had to endure. If adversity creates opportunity, the misguided analogy of this recent gold loan has opened the door for those who understand what the real bottomline is to the latest corporate development.

If you answered Mr. Peter Grandich, you’re absolutely correct.

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Who spewed this on July 24, 2009 … ($ .72)

ATW Gold Corp. (TSX.V:ATW) is one we’ve recommended from the outset. It has entered gold production now and I don’t think that its value in the market is recognized yet. If you said Brien Lundin you are absolutely correct.

“Brien Lundin, in the August, 2009, edition of the Gold Newsletter, says buy ATW Gold Corp., recently 59 cents. the newsletter editor tells his readers that ATW remains a stong, up-and-coming gold producer that “stands to benefit greatly from the gold bull market still to come.”

In his September, 2009, edition of the Gold Newsletter, refreshes his buy of ATW Gold Corp., recently 56 cents. … The goldbug says the company is a growing gold producer and it remains a buy.

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Which letter writer spewed the following? ($ .81)

ATW has a second promising gold prospect in Australia called Gullewa and expects to see “good upside price movement” for this stock as Burnakura comes on stream. He sees blue-sky potential from both of the company’s Australian projects over the long term.

If you said Jay Taylor, you are correct.

Do you know this man …

If you said Mr. Luke Norman congratulations.

As many of us know Mr. Norman sold 500,000 shares to Earnesto Echavarria, at $ .54, and then promptly resigned from the company. Amazing and cat-like.

Tribune Minerals

Mr. Norman and Mr. Bowering sold 600,000 ATW shares to Earnesto in August 2009 and what did they do with the proceeds? Well, thats easy to answer by looking at TCB.v (Tribune Minerals)

On September 24, 2009 Tribune Resources announced at non-brokered unit private placement @ $.19 and the addition of Luke Norman to the BoD as president.